Submarine crisis eases as Germany pledges no un warned sinkings
Washington reports that Germany has accepted US demands in the submarine dispute. Berlin says passenger ships will not be sunk without warning and noncombatants will be protected, with von Bernstorff delivering a formal letter to Secretary Lansing. Officials see this as a graceful settlement of the long crisis.
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Sykev
Banking and Insurance Appropriation Question in Wisconsin
Banking Commissioner A Knolt asks Attorney General Gowen whether the appropriation and the banking department require a two thirds vote by both houses. The constitution demands such a vote for banking measures. The appropriation bill lacked a two thirds vote in the senate. The attorney general plans to rule, guidance awaited. Assemblyman F W Kubasta assumes deputy post as state fire marshal.
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Mer
Allied Cruiser Reported Disposed Off Asia Minor Coast
An Associated Press dispatch from Berlin reports a cruiser of the Allies met disaster off the Asia Minor coast. Telegrams say Turkish rescue efforts aided the vessel but were only partly successful.
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Querseas
Asia
J Minor
Smarna
Japanese statesman dies at eighty in Tokyo
Reports from Tokyo say Marquis Kaov, longtime Japanese statesman, died today at age eighty from sepsis. The passing marks the loss of one of the era’s elder political figures.
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Tokyo
Incays
Japan
Seporis
iBRITISH AVIATOR TIES SUBMARINE ATTACK SCORE
An iBritish aviator who linked the submarine attack on Ramsgate to his tally added a meter feat to his score, with Genta7ing cited in the report.
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Ramsgate
Genta7ing
Russian Campaign Reports From Galicia and Eastern Front
The dispatches describe Russian losses in Galicia and Poland since May. German and Austro-Hungarian forces claim captives and heavy artillery gains, with fortress advances around Grodno and Sokolka. Berlin reports continued but slowed offensives, while Roumanian and Greek positions are noted in broader theater developments.
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General Army Headquarters
Poland
Russia
Gorlicz
Artilliery
Grodno
Bataume
von Hindenburg
Niemen River
Odeisk
Sokolka
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Narew
Grozana
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Mersa
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Count von Bothoere
Thenemy
Stupa
Zeborow
Kovne Airpart
Novereorgievek
London
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von Hingenburg
Galicia
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War Developments Across Fronts and Rail Supply Struggles
A chaotic briefing summarizes allied and central powers actions from Paris to Petrograd. It notes Russian expenditure projections for 1918, arming efforts on the southern wing, and a tentative Balkan alignment with Romania and Bulgaria seeking Entente terms.
Holland Prepares for War
Dutch Navy officer Lieut. Commander Henrik Van Steyn arrives aboard the Noordam from Rotterdam. He says Holland will buy American planes and hydroplanes to strengthen national defense and avoid entering the war. Dr. Frank Davis of Minneapolis notes food shortages in Austria as Germany aids Vienna. Miss Hilda Schweizer plans marriage in Norfolk to Prince Eitel Friedrich, head of the German auxiliary corps.
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Sepe
Henrik van Steyn
Noordam
Rotterdam
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Trom
Oberrabe
Amerivan
van Sten
Holland
Frank €. Davis
Minneapolis
American Medical Associaten
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Austria
Germany
Saith
Davis
Troop Movements Delayed Ahead of Friday
Galveston and Texas City troops of the Sec ond division are not expected to move before Friday. Germany’s acceptance of American submarine warfare declarations stirs Mexican policy and Pan American conferees may meet again to mend relations with the United States. Guatemala possibly drawn into the Mexican conflict as revolutionists are armed in retaliation for joining the peace talks.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Secona
Texas City
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Guatemala
el Paso
Ortex
Carranza
Emala
City
Gargoyle Arrives in New York After Mediterranean Captivity
The American tanker Gargoyle, formerly Benno, reached New York under escort after being held by a French cruiser in the Mediterranean since May. British officers and six crew members were placed aboard, with the vessel then allowed to sail to Alexandria to deliver its American cargo. The captain questioned the transfer from German to American registry but was permitted to complete the voyage.
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Br Associated Press
Garzoyle
Benno
Mediterranean
Iters
Almard
Alexandra
Aimard
Sani
Poemnie
Brack
Alexandria
Setver Drop Triggers Chaos in New York Market
Foreign exchange turmoil grips New York as the pound plunges to around 4.50 dollars, sparking fears of factory closures and job losses in American industry. Banks report wide quotation gaps and escalating anxiety as demand shifts to stabilize currency amid war-scare orders.
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Associated Prees
New York
Great Britain
Swerer
Manitoba ex premier Roblin faces graft charges in court
Premier Sir Raymond Roblin former Manitoba premier and three colleagues J H Howden H W Montague and G R Coldwell appeared in provincial police court charged with conspiracy to defraud the province over parliament buildings work. They did not plead and were remanded to Friday September 3 for further proceedings.
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Manitoba
Associated Press
Xinnipes
Redmond Roblin
Mayatobe
Collesoiues
J H. Howden
H- W. Montague
G. R. Coldwell
Thetrinty
Nded
Fri- FF
Jitneys in Milwaukee Promise Conditional Non Prosecution
Milwaukee Chief Janssen after talks with Assistant District Attorney Hutchins and others announced that jitney drivers who present receipts for insurance will not be prosecuted. Hutchins conveyed Zabel’s leniency stance, aligning with saloon policy, for those who comply by today’s effective date. Zabel was out of town.
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Necrtawestern
Aiterses Zabel
Janssen
Hovchins
Hutchins
Alferman Brazycki
Miners Accept Terms Amid Wales Strike Threat
Miners in Wales accept government terms ending a looming strike as unions halt planned industrial action. Negotiators outlined conditions addressing wage protections and safety standards, easing potential disruption across coal regions.
Golf Results at Detroit and Endurance Tennis at Forest Hills
Golf results show Marston and Gardner defeating opponents 2 and 1 and 6 and 3, with Lee beating Kerr 9 and 5. The tennis endurance event at Forest Hills opened with Williams defeating Inman in straight sets 7-3 and Pell beating Whitney 6-2 4-6 4-6, amid windy conditions and closed exits.
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Muicheghe
Marston
Travers
Lee
Kerr
S .Lawre
Gardner
Ton
Whie
Williams
Ar.c. Inman
Appletom Mama Accused in Domestic Assault and Threats
A report records Appletom Mama being rested after allegations he struck his wife in the face and followed Schommer to a blacksmith shop where he fired a shot. The incident also mentions a poisoning scare with Paris green inferred in a letter, suggesting intent to harm when detection was unlikely.
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Schommer
Germany and Britain Face War Developments
Overseas dispatch cites Frankfurt Zeitung and The Economist on Germany awaiting new developments and Britain's tough stance. It argues Germany seeks peace on unchanged terms while Britain contends an indemnity is immoral. press comment hints Britain cannot win and Germany may seek space via annexation.
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Herlin
Sept
Overseas News
Eopey
Frankfurther Zeitusg
Lemion Economist
Dion
Edward Grey
Germany
Grnance
England
Great Britain
New York
Bethmann-Hollweg
Reichstag
Edward
Economist
Normal Regents Meet Delays Officer Elections
Special to The Northwestern Madison Wis Sept. L reports no officer elections or board member selection will occur until tomorrow. Theodore Kronshage, president, is favored to join the state board of education. Mrs Youmans of Watkeisha was absent and may arrive tonight. The board discussed school construction matters.
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Wis
Sept. L
Theodore Kronshags
State of Normal Regents
State Board of Education
Kronshage
Board of Regents
Theodore Youmans
Wat Kesha
Cardinal Gibbons to Meet Wilson in Washington
Cardinal Gibbons arranged a conference with President Wilson in Washington to discuss the Mexican situation. The exact purpose was not disclosed but the exchange followed earlier engagements and signals of continued interest in regional stability.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Cardinal Gibbons
Wilson
Thaw Files For Divorce from Evetsa Nesbit Thaw
Barry K. Thaw through his attorneys Stone and Bane filed a petition in common pleas court seeking a divorce from Evetsa Nesbit Thaw. The petition accuses misconduct with John Fran am of New York and mentions Pittsburg Pennsylvania as the filing location.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Barry K. Thaw
Fis Attorness, Stone & Bane
Common Pleas Court
Fis
Evetsa
John Fran
New York
Rumors Of End To European War Grow In Washington
Washington Sept 1 officials and citizens sense possible progress toward peace as Germany and its allies show signs of strain. Sir Edward Grey shifts toward potential negotiations while Berlin and London hint at peace feelers. Optimism rests on submarine warfare easing and a broader settlement, though outcomes hinge on Italy and Russia maneuvers and future German policy.
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